2. We need more knowledgeable and confident officers like AM YERIMA.
In the light of this, the young hero deserves to be commended and even recommended for promotion for his exemplary conduct and dedication.
RECOMMENDED FOR POSSIBLE PROMOTION
My previous post was almost misconstrued to mean that I support the flaws of the Minister while on official duty, which isn’t the case. There were other options to have explored in allowing the law to take its course.
On the other hand, the young hero - military officer, whom I also celebrate, has shown that loyalty remains possible even under intense pressure. Being confident in carrying out one’s duties is not a crime. This has become a strong message for our time.
*FAITH THAT SPEAKS*
_*“I believed; therefore I have spoken.”*_ – Psalm 116:10 (CSB)
Faith is not a passive belief; it is an active force that moves us to speak with conviction and authority. In Psalm 116:10, the psalmist declares, “I believed; therefore I have spoken.”
it is about speaking boldly in line with what we believe. Speak to your mountains today, for your faith is alive in your words.
Did you know that by faith, our Enormous Leader, Pastor Umo Eno, has named the newly sworn-in State Executive Committee members as 'The Joseph Team'?
Today, take time to thank God for the blessings you may have taken for granted. Praise Him not only for what He has done but for who He is. Your gratitude will bring greater wholeness and peace to your spirit.
Be Enormous!
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*THE POWER OF A GRATEFUL HEART*
Gratitude is a powerful force that shifts the focus from what we don’t have to the abundant blessings God has already given.
In Luke 17:17-19, we see Jesus’ disappointment at the lack of gratitude shown by the nine lepers who were healed...
peace of mind, spiritual growth, and countless others - let’s not overlook the importance of returning to give God the praise He deserves. Let us not keep Him waiting too long. A grateful heart is a healed heart, and a heart full of gratitude opens the door to even more blessings
Jesus not only acknowledged his faith but declared that he was made “whole.” His act of thanksgiving went beyond just receiving healing - it brought about a deeper, more complete transformation.
As we reflect on all the blessings in our lives - divine healing, promotions,
Yet, as the psalmist reminds us in Psalm 68:19, God daily loads us with benefits, yet we often fail to stop and give Him glory.
Gratitude is not just a polite gesture; it is a powerful acknowledgment of God’s goodness. When the one leper returned to give thanks,
Have you ever found yourself waiting eagerly for something - an expected thank you, a long-awaited alert, or an answer to prayer - and then been left disappointed? Many of us, like the nine lepers, walk away without acknowledging the countless blessings we’ve received from God.